Sentence examples for something other for from inspiring English sources

The notion of Central Europe came to my aid on another occasion, too, this time for reasons having nothing to do with politics; it happened when I began to marvel at the fact that the terms "novel," "modern art," and "modern novel" meant something other for me than for my French friends.

We could value each other for something other than what we buy.

I am always encouraged when I see animals doing something other than running for their lives.

I would love to read something other than schadenfreude for European societies.

But Cone and other players expressed hope that Strawberry would concentrate on something other than baseball, for now.

I needed to hear something other than "looking for whites only" or "straight-acting only".

Use something other than Sharpies for the cutie mark.

"For once, people know us for something other than being war criminals," he said.

Do you ever trade bats for something other than money, or use something other than money to trade for a bat? [yes/no] (i) What did you trade?

We took him for something other than he is.

And Soderling became noted for something other than wasted potential.